Cell Language Theory, The: Connecting Mind And Matter

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Chapter 4 Cell Language 173

4.1 Communication and Languages 173

4.1.1 Macro-, Micro-, and Holo-

Communications 174

4.1.2 The Universality of Double Articulations 177

4.1.3 Cell Language (Cellese) Defined 179

4.2 Some Linguistic Terms for Non-linguists 180

4.2.1 Double Articulation Extended to Triple

Articulation 180

4.2.2 Rule-Governed Creativity 181

4.2.3 Syntagmatic Relation 182

4.2.4 Paradigmatic Relation 182

4.2.5 Arbitrariness of Signs 182

4.3 Application of the Information Theory to Signal

Transduction in Living Cells 183

4.4 Isomorphism Between Cell and Human

Languages 185

4.5 Isomorphism Between the Immune System

and Human Language 188

4.6 Triple Articulation in Cell Language 189

4.7 Decoding DNA Based on the Semiotic Lessons

Learned from Decoding the Rosetta Stone 190

4.7.1 Rule-Governed Creativity 198

4.7.2 Double Articulation also called Duality 198

4.7.3 Maximum Information Principle 199

4.7.4 Discreteness 199

4.7.5 Semanticity 199

4.8 The Biology–Linguistics Connection 199

4.9 The Origin of Biological Information 202

4.10 The von Neumann Questions and the

Conformon Theory 209

4.11 Water as the Medium of the Cell (Cellese)

and Cosmic Languages (Cosmese) 212

4.12 Cymatics and Chladni Patterns (or Figures) 215

4.13 Water as the Molecular Sensor of Sound

Waves 216

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